New Release: "Music For Spice Factories"
Gear: Expressive E Osmose CE; ASM Hydrasynth Desktop.
The Osmose/Hydrasynth combo is becoming a thing. This track has a nice cinematic feel to it. Maybe I'll do an album like I did with my Deluge tracks.
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New Release: "Music For Spice Factories"
Gear: Expressive E Osmose CE; ASM Hydrasynth Desktop.
The Osmose/Hydrasynth combo is becoming a thing. This track has a nice cinematic feel to it. Maybe I'll do an album like I did with my Deluge tracks.
@elsemusic And the UI is pretty weird to navigate, I find. Good luck with your issues. Are you connecting to the Integra in MPE mode?
@flockofnazguls The easiest way around these issues is just not to connect it by MIDI, but it is =so= much better for driving the patches in the Roland Integra 7 than my 88 key piano.
It's a bit of a pain. Its predecessor, the Korg Wavestate, had none of these issues.
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@elsemusic Heh...small peeves over here, but not the same ones. I don't use a sustain pedal so can't comment on that, but I've had some MIDI issues when I was really stressing it by using both USB MIDI and DIN MIDI at the same time, with MPE active. It tends to freeze up when doing that, so I've been using it pretty much just with a straight DIN MIDI connection to my MRCC MIDI switch/port (which then connects to the Hydrasynth via DIN MIDI).
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@flockofnazguls I have small peeves with my 49 key Osmose. It sounds great and is great to play, but if it's connected to my DAW via MIDI the sustain is periodically triggered. I need to remember to press and release the damper pedal after pressing the record button. Plus there's one key, an F, that doesn't sound for the internal patches if it's connected by MIDI, and I have no idea why.
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